Vestibular-evoked myogenic potentials (VEMPs) have been recorded from tonically contracted neck muscles by acoustic and galvanic stimulation or forehead tap (cervical VEMPs, c-VEMPs). VEMPs can also be recorded from extraocular muscles, using the same stimuli. (ocular VEMPs, o-VEMPs). The aim of our study was to assess the feasibility and reproducibility of both c-VEMPs and o-VEMPs in healthy subjects. We examined 21 healthy subjects, 9M, 12 F, mean age 40,8. c-VEMPs were recorded from electrodes placed over the SCM, with reference placed over the clavicle. o-VEMPs were recorded from the same electrodes placed beneath the eye and reference 2cm below. For both c-VEMPs and o-VEMPs we used acoustic stimuli (tone burst, 117dB SPL). We obtained reproducible c-VEMPs and o-VEMPs in all the subjects. Mean latency (ms): c-VEMPs (p13): 13.5±0.8; o-VEMPs (n1): 10.2 ±0.7. Mean amplitude (μV): c-VEMPs (p13-n23): 138±51; o-VEMPs (onset-n1): 5.2 ±2.8. Our study confirms that c-VEMPs and o-VEMPs are a reliable test with reproducibility and stability of its components. In association with BAEPs, c-VEMPs and o-VEMPs could help to better diagnose the peripheral and central diseases of the cocleo-vestibular pathways.